So you're watching Florida governor Ron DeSantis and
his family riding the bumper cars at the Iowa State Fair.
Now, if you notice and if you look closely, you don't have to look that
close, you might notice something else that's a little off,
the fact that literally no one else is enjoying the bumper cars, okay?
And that's because they literally stopped all
of the other people at the fair from using the bumper cars just so
DeSantis and his family can enjoy it without anyone else being involved.
By the way, the guy is running for president,
he's running in the Republican primary.
How does he not understand that this might not be the best route to take,
optically speaking?
>> Speaker 2: Yeah, so if you wanna seem like you're a man of the people saying,
hey, move the people aside, okay, only me and
my family are gonna go on these contraptions.
I don't know why these cars bump into one another,
but I hear real people go on them.
I will now take a photo op with no real people just to show how real I am.
But my favorite part was, if you noticed, [LAUGH] his wife is driving one and
he's driving one, and he barely bumps into her.
This is very similar to how he has attacked Donald Trump.
Sorry.
>> [LAUGH] >> Okay, I didn't mean it, Donald.
I didn't mean it, and then he'll do it again.
I'm coming to get you, not really, though.
>> Speaker 1: No, sorry, Donald.
Sorry, sorry.
>> Man, that is a devastating point, and you're right.
>> Speaker 2: He just doesn't know how to bump into anyone.
[LAUGH] >> Speaker 1: Look, I hate using this kind
of rhetoric, but we know who wears the pants in that household.
>> Speaker 2: Okay, well, I mean, look, so there were stories, but anyways -.
>> But that visual really did it for me.
>> Speaker 1: Yeah. >> Right.
>> Speaker 2: No, look, dude, if you're gonna go on bumper cars,
I've gone with a ton of times with my kids, you bump into them at full speed,
then they're safe, they're perfectly safe.
>> Speaker 1: That's what they're made for.
>> Speaker 2: That's what they're made for.
And then when you smash them, and then they get you, and they smash you,
it's fun, I have to explain bumper cars to DeSantis.
He's like pretending to be a populace, he's went to, like, Yale and
wherever else he went, right?
And he's like, I'm a man of the people,
I hate Disney, I hear that people don't like Disney, and
I'm against all of the gay folks and all that because I'm a man of the people.
Now, let's go on to bumpy bumpy cars or whatever they're called.
>> Speaker 1: Now, okay, there is a possibility that Ron DeSantis
just went to the state fair for ish and giggles, right?
And has completely given up on the notion
of winning the Republican primary because of what he's surrounded by.
In fact, why don't we show you what he's surrounded by?
>> We want Trump.
We want Trump.
We want Trump. We want Trump.
We want Trump.
>> They are chanting that as DeSantis is working by.Trump, we want Trump.
And he's like, you know what?
I'm gonna kick you guys off the bumper cars so me and my family can enjoy it.
Sorry, maybe that was his retaliation, who knows?
>> Speaker 2: Yeah, look, I predicted this and it was not a hard prediction.
The first time that Trump supporter went and interrupted a DeSantis rally,
I was like, that's gonna happen a lot, and he's gonna have no answer for it.
And there he is walking through that crowd.
And to be fair to him, it's tough to have an answer for
the entire crowd chanting, we want Trump, and everyone is so biased.
If Trump did the same exact thing, they'd be like, what an alpha male,
clears out the place, gets it to himself, that's how he should be.
When DeSantis does it, they're like, loser.
Yeah, what's you do, bump regular people off the rides?
Boo, we want Trump, we want Trump.
I guarantee you, if Trump did the same thing, they'd be like, you know what?
We'll call him Trumper Cars from now on.
>> [LAUGH] >> And from now on,
we only go two cars at a time because that's what the dear leader did.
>> Speaker 1: [LAUGH] It's so true, though.
It's so true.
And by the way, Mike Pence was there as well, and he did something unusual and
made a joke for once in his life.
So he was asked about the upcoming debate, the upcoming debate that Trump is probably
not gonna take part in because he has refused to sign a loyalty pledge, meaning
that if he loses the primary, he would still support the Republican candidate.
Nonetheless, let's hear what Mike Pence had to say.
>> Speaker 3: It's not so much about what happens between the candidates,
it's the opportunity to speak to the American people.
>> Speaker 4: No flies, right?
Was it the fly the last -?
>> Speaker 3: Well, I think I'm gonna bring a fly SWAT this time, I just -.
>> Speaker 4: There you go.
>> Speaker 3: They had a plexiglass wall at that vice presidential debate,
but it wasn't tall enough to stop a fly.
>> Speaker 1: [LAUGH] Look, I appreciate his willingness to be self deprecating.
>> Speaker 2: I saw the clip without the reporter's question and
I was gonna give him more credit, but the reporter brought it up and so
he did like a tiny smidge of a joke.
I think Mother would have approved.
>> Speaker 1: I think Mother would be okay with that.
>> Speaker 2: Wait, that was a female reporter.
Where's Mother?
[LAUGH] Mother has to be in the room, she can bring the fly swatter.
>> Speaker 1: Am I a bad person for feeling a little bad at making fun of
the relationship or the dynamic of his marriage, right?
I feel like we should respect that.
>> Speaker 2: No, I hear you.
Look, I think that it's kind of cute that they are attached to each other at
the hip.
>> Speaker 1: I think it's a little bit unhealthy, to be honest with you, but
you do your booze, I'm not in that marriage you are.
>> Speaker 2: No, 100%.
No, I'm serious.
I have mixed feelings about it, if they're that attached to each other,
that's kind of cool in a marriage, right?
On the other hand, it's super weird to say I can't be in a room with some other woman
if Mother is not around, right?
You have to realize that that's super weird, sounds weird, right?
So yes, he calls his wife mother.
>> Speaker 1: Yeah, if my husband ever called me mother,
I think I might just resign from life.
There's no point in moving forward, I don't want my husband thinking of me
as his mother or calling me mother, I don't wanna be mother.
>> Speaker 2: Yeah, it's uncomfortable every time.
DeSantis also do the Ferris wheel by himself.
>> Speaker 1: [LAUGH] I don't know, Is there a video of that or something?
>> Speaker 2: [LAUGH] There was a picture of it, I think Joni Ernst,
the senator from Iowa,
put up a picture of the Ferris wheel with no one else on it except DeSantis family.
It's like, come on, guy.
Come on, man.
Do you think a pop shuts down rides at a fair in Iowa just so he could ride alone?
The fact that he's pretending to be a populist is the funniest part of it.